Monday, 8 November 2010
Think you know what goes on here? Look again. Step inside Hackerman Hall, home to Johns Hopkins’ Computational Sciences program and a remarkable intellectual crossroads.
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Tags: collaborative learning, computational science, hackerman hall, joe rondinelli, johns hopkins, matt gifford, research facility, steve erwin, tom kearns, tony morra, video, whiting school of engineering
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